CCCS Honors Top Community College Students at Annual Awards Ceremony

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April 9, 2025 (Denver, CO) – Today the Colorado Community College System (CCCS) and Aims Community College honored more than 80 community college students during the 2025 Student Excellence Awards, an annual event hosted by CCCS in partnership with the Credit Union of Colorado and the State Student Advisory Council (SSAC). 

The event recognizes students for their outstanding service and scholarship within three categories: 

  • The Inclusive Excellence Champion award, sponsored by SSAC, recognizes students who have demonstrated a strong commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion on their campus;
  • The Rising Star award, sponsored by SSAC, recognizes students who have increased the level and quality of student engagement on campus; and
  • The Phi Theta Kappa All-Colorado Academic Team award recognizes the academic accomplishments of high-achieving student members of the Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society from across the state of Colorado.

New to the 2025 Student Excellence Awards is the Rollie Heath Concurrent Enrollment Leadership Award, presented to one system-level recipient, chosen from the 13 college-level awardees. This award recognizes successful college students who also earned Concurrent Enrollment credits during their high school years and who demonstrate leadership in their community. 

The 2025 inaugural Rollie Heath Concurrent Enrollment Leadership Award winner is Deanna Molina-Nevarez of Pueblo Community College. The Concurrent Enrollment alumni demonstrated leadership, growth, innovation, and accomplishment in knowledge, skills, and connections to their degree plan and contributed to their college or community. This award honors the work of former Colorado State Senator and SBCCOE Board Chairman, Rollie Heath, who focused his time in office on building Concurrent Enrollment pathways for learners to successfully enter the world of work, military careers, or further postsecondary education, including at one of our 13 CCCS colleges.

“This event is always an inspiration as we recognize each of these scholars for their exceptional commitment to academic excellence and community leadership,” said Joe Garcia, chancellor of CCCS. “We are proud to recognize their efforts today and know they will continue to make an impact wherever they go next; their contributions are truly commendable”

Colorado Community College System Chancellor Joe Garcia speaks at a podium during an indoor event. He wears a gray suit and patterned tie, and holds a binder while addressing the audience. A CCCS logo is projected on a screen in the background.

This event is always an inspiration as we recognize each of these scholars for their exceptional commitment to academic excellence and community leadership.

Joe GarciaChancellorColorado Community College System

The 2025 honorees are as follows: 

CollegeInclusive Excellence ChampionsRising Star AwardeesPhi Theta Kappa Awardees
Aims Community CollegeKevin Ailon
Meguel Marrufo Guerra
Darlene Ramirez
Arapahoe Community CollegeDayanna Villamizar FlorezIris Everett
Sahtra Green
Kyle Picker
Miina Krishnakumar
Austin Watson
Colorado Northwestern Community CollegeDavid Lopez GutierrezCrystel Silva Montes
Community College of AuroraAkelia ReddieRyan Barnett
Meried Amare
Miguel Araujo
Community College of DenverDani Fernandez RosasTina Kribbs
Fancy Frost
Diego Garcia Reyes
Kristen Thompson
Front Range Community CollegeAbel Martinez RodriguezLeah Shipley
Savanna Humphrey
Adalinda Nava Obregon
Leah Shipley
Irma Vazquez
Hannah Brown
Gaven Carson
Elizabeth Mahoney
Tzyy-Ling Wang
Hannah Deford
Christi Jo Hahn
Leydy Rodriguez Gonzalez
Abbey Shephard
Lamar Community CollegeBrielle BacaIvory Rico
Curtis Stovall
Ruth Espinoza
Kaitlyn Frydenlund
Morgan Community CollegeJorge HernandezMaria Gomez
Angela Gomez
Tonya Dory
Angela Gomez
Katie Little
Northeastern Junior CollegeEthan GlennBreccen Morelli
Gracie Clark
Gracie Clark
Sarah Liepold
Otero CollegeBrittany FergusonKamryn Foster
Makenna Mosher
Kai Goodman
Claire Johnson
Pikes Peak State CollegeAraceli Trujillo DelgadoMikey Justiniano
Jamie Mosley
Jennifer Mark
Lillie Turner
Maureen Williams
Lillian Greene
Pueblo Community College Adrian HernandezNatalia Lobato
Paul Link
Aurora Aldrich
Evamarie Maestas
Maranda Reyes
Red Rocks Community CollegeLen McGurtySaige Chapin
Victoria Maldonado
Terrence Micciche-Hall
Sheree Smith
Trinidad State CollegeZane Royce Evangelista
Kaiden Mima

To view more images from the 2025 Student Excellence Awards, view our photo album.

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